No, I'm saying that being involved in a mugging, robbery or similar shooting is much more predictable. Those aren't completely random.
If you buy drugs on the street, you increase your chance of being robbed during the sale, increasing your chance of being shot.
If you live in areas of high burglary rates, you increase your chance of a burglary. If you leave empty 60" flat-screen tv boxes outside your house you really increase your chance.
These are crimes which you can increase or decrease your chance of being involved in them through your personal habits.
Mass shootings however, have much less chance of being predicted.
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